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#TrumpBTCTreasury The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has declared effective the registration of the Bitcoin treasury of Trump Media. This means that Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) plans to hold cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, as a crucial part of its assets. Devin Nunes, CEO of TMTG, has stated that they see Bitcoin as a fundamental instrument for financial freedom.
Additionally, Trump Media announced a stock offering to raise $3 billion, intended for the purchase of cryptocurrencies. The funds will allow the creation of a "Bitcoin treasury" that aligns with the proposal for a national reserve of this cryptocurrency. A related plan, the "Trump Bitcoin Vault," is also mentioned in the context of a strategic reserve of Bitcoin that would be capitalized with Bitcoin confiscated by the federal government. This initiative seeks for Bitcoin to become a strategic reserve at the country level, backed by 50 institutional investors. TMTG has also submitted an application to launch a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) called the "Truth Social Bitcoin ETF." The company Crypto.com would be the exclusive custodian and liquidity provider for this ETF.
Although Donald Trump expressed skepticism about cryptocurrencies in the past, his stance has evolved, accepting donations in crypto and launching his own digital token.

#CardanoDebate What is happening with Cardano?
💥 In recent weeks, Cardano (ADA) has been at the center of conversation in the crypto world, not precisely because of its price. Although the market has been volatile, the developers behind Cardano have been quietly working on one of the most ambitious updates to its ecosystem: the transition to the Voltaire governance model.
🧠 Charles Hoskinson, CEO of Input Output Global and founder of Cardano, recently posted on his social media that "Cardano is about to become the first truly decentralized protocol at all levels." He also mentioned that the ecosystem is ready to move beyond the founder-led development stage and into total community control.
🔥 The most relevant points:
📜 A Cardano constitution will be launched, written and voted on by the community.
🗳️ A decentralized voting system will be introduced for ADA holders to make key decisions.
💻 New tools will allow users to propose and fund projects directly from the blockchain.
🚀 Although ADA's price has not reacted strongly yet, many analysts believe that this change could position Cardano as one of the most robust and autonomous networks in the crypto ecosystem.
👇 Do you think Cardano will manage to differentiate itself with this new approach? Leave it in the comments!

#IsraelIranConflict aelIranConflict The crypto market wakes up in red, and the reason is clear
The escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran has triggered a wave of risk aversion globally. As traders, we know that geopolitical events are a key factor that can abruptly move the market.
What has happened?
Israel has launched airstrikes against Iran, and the response has been swift. This increase in conflict has caused investors to flee from "risk" assets like cryptocurrencies and seek refuge in more traditional assets like the dollar and gold. Bitcoin (BTC) and major altcoins have felt the impact with significant drops.

#TrumpTariffs Tariffs Could Stir Crypto Volatility, Says Arthur Hayes
1. Tariffs Trigger Volatility
Hayes warns that Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs (effective by July 9) could spark short-term turbulence across crypto markets .
2. Dollar Weakness = Crypto Strength
He believes these tariffs may weaken the U.S. dollar, prompting central banks (like the Fed) to inject liquidity via easing—which historically benefits Bitcoin and even gold .
3. Safe Heaven Demand on the Rise
Hayes views Bitcoin and gold as escape hatches amid macro uncertainty. He says, “Global imbalances will be corrected, and the pain papered over with printed money, which is good for BTC” .
4. Bullish Forecasts Loom
Under this scenario, he predicts Bitcoin could hit $250,000 by end-2025 if the Fed resumes quantitative easing .

#CryptoRoundTableRemarks SEC Chair Paul Atkins Backs DeFi Principles in U.S. Roundtable
In a major policy shift, SEC Chairman Paul Atkins acknowledges DeFi’s alignment with economic freedom and innovation. Here's what happened and what it could mean for the industry.
📰 Overview
On June 10, 2025, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins spoke at the “DeFi and the American Spirit” roundtable in Washington, D.C., emphasizing the alignment between decentralized finance (DeFi) and key American values such as:
Innovation
Economic freedom

#NasdaqETFUpdate How to use real indicators on Binance mobile
You don’t need a separate platform to read charts properly. The Binance app already gives you everything you need. Open any trading pair, then tap the indicator icon under the chart (three sliders). That opens the full indicator panel.
Under “Main,” I keep BOLL (Bollinger Bands) active. It shows price volatility and short-term ranges. When the candles hit the upper band, the move is stretched. If they stick outside the band, it’s breakout territory. When they ride the lower band and flatten, it usually means exhaustion.
Under “Sub,” I use seven tools:
Volume, MACD, RSI, StochRSI, WR, OBV.

#MarketRebound How to use real indicators on Binance mobile
You don’t need a separate platform to read charts properly. The Binance app already gives you everything you need. Open any trading pair, then tap the indicator icon under the chart (three sliders). That opens the full indicator panel.
Under “Main,” I keep BOLL (Bollinger Bands) active. It shows price volatility and short-term ranges. When the candles hit the upper band, the move is stretched. If they stick outside the band, it’s breakout territory. When they ride the lower band and flatten, it usually means exhaustion.
Under “Sub,” I use seven tools:
Volume, MACD, RSI, StochRSI, WR, OBV.

#TradingTools101 How to use real indicators on Binance mobile
You don’t need a separate platform to read charts properly. The Binance app already gives you everything you need. Open any trading pair, then tap the indicator icon under the chart (three sliders). That opens the full indicator panel.
Under “Main,” I keep BOLL (Bollinger Bands) active. It shows price volatility and short-term ranges. When the candles hit the upper band, the move is stretched. If they stick outside the band, it’s breakout territory. When they ride the lower band and flatten, it usually means exhaustion.
Under “Sub,” I use seven tools:
Volume, MACD, RSI, StochRSI, WR, OBV.

#USChinaTradeTalks Trade talk between the U.S. and China is boosting markets, but investors are really waiting for Fed Chair Powell to speak
Trade talk between the U.S. and China is boosting markets, but investors are really waiting for Fed Chair Powell to speak
BY Ian Mount
May 7, 2025 at 7:02 AM EDT
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent walks to his seat ahead of his testimony before the House Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government, on May 6, 2025 at the U.S. Capitol in Washington.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent walks to his seat ahead of his testimony before the House Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government, on May 6, 2025 at the U.S. Capitol in Washington.
Tom Brenner—The Washington Post via Getty Images
The S&P 500 sank 0.8% yesterday, taking it down 4.7% YTD, while S&P futures were up 0.6% this morning, premarket. The U.S. government said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent would travel to Switzerland to meet Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, Beijing’s lead economic representative. Investors took hope from the prospect of negotiations between the world’s two biggest economic powers, but their eyes were pinned on Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
Markets in Asia rose on the news that the U.S. and China hadn’t begun negotiations over the trade-blockade-like 100%+ tariffs they’ve put on one another—but are about to. The Trump administration said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer would travel to Switzerland on Thursday, where they’re scheduled to meet Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, Beijing’s lead economic representative, for meetings that will take place between May 9 and 12.

#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#CryptoCharts101 When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#TradingMistakes101 When I took my first steps in trading, I remember that I had one thing in mind: to make money. So I sat there, meticulously watching that little bar go up and down, up and down, so I said: now is the moment! When it goes down again, I will enter at that part over there, and when it goes up to that part over there, I will sell, and that's it! I will make money! Haha, what rookie mistakes one makes when there is a lot of enthusiasm and little experience.
Knowing about the business
Very soon I realized that I needed to study. So I started to delve into the subject and shortly after I was watching courses from Binance, through existing documentation and experts teaching online under the platform's sponsorship. Social media also had its positive contribution, as I found a good teacher who used to give advice and teachings on how to trade, and regularly shared some of his operations so that followers could learn something about practice. Similarly, I added to my repertoire the study and analysis of publications from very well-known websites for their informative trajectory in trading, cryptocurrencies, and the blockchain ecosystem in general.
All of this, among other things, took me to the next level. A lot of knowledge, experience in full development, and little learning; for it is not the same to know as to learn. But, I was on the right path, since one learns from mistakes, and that is important when paying attention to where the mistake was and how to correct it.
One of the things I learned from the professor was that we must know when to stop, take a break, and breathe; it is not healthy to be permanently glued to a chart. It is necessary to take your time to think and analyze. So after being glued to the charts daily for hours, trying to decipher the enigma, I reached the point where: I had lost a certain amount of money, and as life sometimes gives us a second chance, one fine day I was pleasantly surprised to find that Binance had refunded me practically all the working capital I lost.

#BigTechStablecoin On the spot market, Binance fees for VIP 0 level users are 0.10% for both Maker and Taker orders. This means that for each transaction, a commission of 0.10% of the total order value is charged.
For example, for a purchase of 1 ETH, if the price of ETH is 3000 USDT, the fees would amount to 3 USDT (or 0.001 ETH if the fees are paid in the traded cryptocurrency).
It’s important to note that Binance offers a significant 25% reduction on these Spot trading fees if the user chooses to pay Binance fees with BNB (Binance Coin), the platform’s native cryptocurrency In this case, Maker and Taker fees drop to 0.0750%.
For pairs involving USDC, taker fees may be slightly different, at 0.0950% (or 0.07125% with the BNB discount).

#CryptoFees101 On the spot market, Binance fees for VIP 0 level users are 0.10% for both Maker and Taker orders. This means that for each transaction, a commission of 0.10% of the total order value is charged.
For example, for a purchase of 1 ETH, if the price of ETH is 3000 USDT, the fees would amount to 3 USDT (or 0.001 ETH if the fees are paid in the traded cryptocurrency).
It’s important to note that Binance offers a significant 25% reduction on these Spot trading fees if the user chooses to pay Binance fees with BNB (Binance Coin), the platform’s native cryptocurrency In this case, Maker and Taker fees drop to 0.0750%.
For pairs involving USDC, taker fees may be slightly different, at 0.0950% (or 0.07125% with the BNB discount).

#TrumpVsMusk Best Practices for Staying SAFU (Security Asset Fund for Users)
1. Use Cold Wallets for Long-Term Storage Keep your significant holdings in a cold wallet. Never expose the private key or recovery phrase online.
2. Hot Wallet Hygiene Only store small amounts in hot wallets for daily use. Use trusted wallet applications with open-source and actively developed code.
3. Enable 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) Always enable 2FA on exchange accounts and wallets. Prefer app-based 2FA (TOTP) like Google Authenticator over SMS.
4. Backup Your Seed Phrase Write down your wallet's recovery phrase and store it in multiple secure physical locations. Never store it in digital form (especially not in cloud storage or note-taking apps).
5. Be Careful of Phishing and Scams Double-check URLs before entering sensitive data. Never click on unknown links or download attachments from suspicious sources.
6. Keep Software Updated Regularly update your wallets, firmware, and antivirus software to fix vulnerabilities.
7. Use Reputable Exchanges Stick to exchanges with a strong security track record and insurance coverage (like Binance's SAFU fund). Don't leave large funds on exchanges longer than necessary.
8. Multi-Sig Wallets For greater security (especially for organizations), use multi-signature wallets that require multiple approvals for transactions.
Conclusion hot wallets offer convenience for frequent transactions but come with greater security risks, while cold wallets provide strong protection for long-term storage by keeping assets offline. Use hot wallets for small daily uses and cold wallets to safeguard large holdings.

#CryptoSecurity101 Best Practices for Staying SAFU (Safety Asset Fund for Users)
1. Use Cold Wallets for Long-Term Storage Keep your significant holdings in a cold wallet. Never expose the private key or recovery phrase online.
2. Hot Wallet Hygiene Only store small amounts in hot wallets for daily use.
Use trusted wallet apps with open-source and active development.
3. Enable 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication)
Always enable 2FA on exchange accounts and wallets.
Prefer app-based 2FA (TOTP) like Google Authenticator over SMS.
4. Back Up Your Seed Phrase
Write down your wallet's recovery phrase and store it in multiple secure physical locations.
Never store it digitally (especially not in cloud storage or note apps).
5. Beware of Phishing and Scams
Double-check URLs before entering sensitive data.
Never click on unknown links or download attachments from suspicious sources.
6. Keep Software Updated
Regularly update your wallets, firmware, and antivirus software to fix vulnerabilities.
7. Use Reputable Exchanges
Stick to exchanges with a solid security track record and insurance coverage (like Binance's SAFU fund).
Do not leave large funds on exchanges longer than necessary.
8. Multi-Sig Wallets
For greater security (especially for organizations), use multi-signature wallets that require multiple approvals for transactions.
Conclusion: hot wallets offer convenience for frequent transactions but come with higher security risks, while cold wallets provide strong protection for long-term storage by keeping assets offline. Use hot wallets for small daily uses and cold wallets to safeguard large holdings.

#CircleIPO Liquidity refers to the ease and speed with which an asset can be converted into cash without a significant loss of its value. Cash is the most liquid asset. In a business context, liquidity is crucial for a company to meet its short-term obligations, such as paying salaries or bills.
In financial markets, liquidity manifests in the ease of buying or selling an asset. A liquid market is characterized by a high volume of transactions and a narrow bid-ask spread, which allows transactions to be executed efficiently and at fair prices. Low liquidity can lead to higher transaction costs and difficulties in operating. It is a key indicator of a company's financial health and the efficiency of a market.

#TradingPairs101 Liquidity refers to the ease and speed with which an asset can be converted into cash without a significant loss of its value. Cash is the most liquid asset. In a business context, liquidity is crucial for a company to meet its short-term obligations, such as paying salaries or bills.
In financial markets, liquidity is manifested in the ease of buying or selling an asset. A liquid market is characterized by a high volume of transactions and a narrow bid-ask spread, which allows for efficient transactions at fair prices. Low liquidity can result in higher transaction costs and difficulties in trading. It is a key indicator of a company's financial health and the efficiency of a market.

#Liquidity101 Liquidity refers to the ease and speed with which an asset can be converted into cash without a significant loss of its value. Cash is the most liquid asset. In a business context, liquidity is crucial for a company to meet its short-term obligations, such as paying salaries or bills.
In financial markets, liquidity is manifested in the ease of buying or selling an asset. A liquid market is characterized by a high trading volume and a narrow bid-ask spread, which allows transactions to be executed efficiently and at fair prices. Low liquidity can result in higher transaction costs and difficulty in trading. It is a key indicator of a company's financial health and the efficiency of a market.

#OrderTypes101 Market Order: A market order is an instruction to buy or sell a cryptocurrency immediately at the available market price. This means that the trade is executed as quickly as possible but may not guarantee the most favorable price.
....Limit Order: A limit order is an instruction to buy or sell a cryptocurrency at a specific price. The trade will only occur if the price of the cryptocurrency reaches or exceeds the price defined in the order. This order is useful for traders who want to guarantee a specific price or wait for the price to reach a certain value.
....Stop Loss Order: A stop loss order is an instruction to sell a cryptocurrency when the price reaches a certain level, helping to limit potential losses. This order is useful for traders who want to protect their investments.
....Stop Gain Order: A stop gain order is an instruction to sell a cryptocurrency when the price reaches a certain level, helping to secure potential gains. This order is useful for traders who want to lock in profits.
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Stop Market Order:
A stop market order is a combination of a stop loss order and a market order. The stop market order is triggered when the price of a cryptocurrency reaches a certain level and is then executed as a market order. This order is useful for traders who want to limit losses or secure gains.